What is the legal alcohol limit for fully licensed drivers in Alberta?

Answer: B — 0.08% BAC

In Alberta, the legal alcohol limit for fully licensed drivers is 0.08% BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration). This means that if a driver's blood alcohol content is at or above this level, they are considered impaired and can be charged with DUI (Driving Under the Influence). The 0.08% limit is based on a balance of research indicating the impairment effects of alcohol, as above this concentration, the risk of having an accident increases significantly. Other options, while applicable in certain contexts (such as for novice drivers or those with specific restrictions), do not represent the standard legal limit for fully licensed drivers. For example, novice drivers and those under a graduated licensing system must maintain a 0.00% BAC, reflecting a zero-tolerance policy to ensure safety as they develop their driving skills.